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If you’ve ever stumbled across the word “elgooG” and wondered what it means, you’re not alone. It looks strange, almost like a typo. But read it backward and you’ll see: it’s Google in reverse. elgooG is a mirrored version of Google, created for fun, curiosity, and internet pranks. While it’s not an official Google product, it has captured the attention...

If you’ve ever tried to open a photo from your iPhone on a Windows PC or upload it to a website, you might have seen a strange file extension: .heic. That’s the High-Efficiency Image Format — used by newer Apple devices to save storage space. But not all devices or platforms support it. Many websites, apps, and computers still prefer JPG (or JPEG), which is the most widely accepted image format...

UPS is known worldwide for delivering packages to homes and businesses. But one common question many people ask is whether UPS delivers on Sundays. This guide explains how Sunday deliveries work, what services are available, where they’re offered, and how they compare to other delivery companies. Does UPS Deliver on Sundays? Yes, UPS does deliver on Sundays, but only through specific...

Many people print documents every day but still get confused when they see the word “collate” in the printer settings. Whether you’re at home, in school, or in an office, understanding this one feature can save you time and avoid simple printing mistakes. Here’s what you need to know about collating when printing and how it works. What “Collate” Means in Printing In printing, collate means...

If you own a Samsung phone or tablet, you’ve likely seen the Samsung Notes app pre-installed. At first glance, it might look like a simple notepad. But this app offers much more than just typing reminders. It’s a powerful tool for writing, drawing, organizing, studying, and even working professionally. Here’s how people use Samsung Notes — and why it’s one of the most useful...

The “I’m Feeling Lucky” button in Google Search is one of the platform’s oldest and simplest features. It lets users skip the search results page and go straight to the first result. While most people overlook it today, it’s still useful for fast browsing, especially if you already know what you’re looking for. This guide explains how the button works, where to find it, and how to bring it back...